New Ulm weekly review., 1887-04-06

corporated with Germany Their fortress.
es are strong bulwark against France,
and for us they have the advantage of re-
moving by several days march the start
ing point for aggressive m movements against
US from France. Two months ago feared
there would be war. l do not now Still,
we must be prepared for war. We never
know what is to happen. Who could ex-
pect a few years ago, that the pope and
would become faithful allies?
millionaire wholesale merchant OF St.
Petersburg, has been shot and killed by a
man to whom he refused to give $4,000
roubles toward the nihilist fund The
murderer has been arrested. Other Rus
sian capitalists are receiving letters
threatening them with immediate death if
they do not comply with the demands to
furnish money for the cause.''
The New York court OF appeals has af-
tirmed the Judgment of the general term,
convicting Lipman Arensberg OF selling
oleomargarine in violation OF the statute
Judge Rappallo, in delivering the opinion.
says: "We think that the evidence justified
thecourt in submitting to the jury the ques-
tion whether the article sold was an imi-
tation calculated to deceive. It was suffi-
cient to authorize q finding that it had
been artifcially colored SO as to initiate
the most valuable kind OF dairy butter;
that such coloring was not essential or
necessarily incident to it's m an ufacture, and
that it's only object was to make it re-
semble dairy butter and incre ase it's mar.
ket value. We are of the opinion that
such artificial coloring come within the
statutory prohibition against imitation,
and that such prohibition is within the
power OF the legislature"
At the annual meeting of the Union Pa
citic company in Boston the following tick
eff for dir acf w a1acto1.5 or1o
els Adams, Frederick T. Ames, Elisha At
kins, Ezra H. Baker, F. Cord on Dexter,
Mahlon D. Spaulding. OF Boston; Henry
II. Cook, Sidney Dillon, David Dows, An.
drew II. Green, Colgate Hoyt, S. r. Gallo
way, Grenville NJ. Dodge, James A. Rum
hill and John Sharp. There is hut one
change from the membership OF the old
board, D. Spaulding being substitu ted for
John P. spaulding.
The Warm Spring Indians of Colorado
get the first allotment OF land under the
new law.
The report of the loss of the Newt ound-
land sealing steamer Eagle, with 26O men,
is confirmed. She was sent to sea with
faulty boilers.
The large shoe manufacturing esta blish-
ment OF Pingree & Smith OF Detroit was
totally destroyed by fire. The loss is
$325,000.
The New York Sun announces that Mr..
Blaine and family will sail for Europe in
May to be absent a year.
The late Paul Tulane founder of the Tu-
lane university in New Orleans, went to
that city from Princeton, N. j., in 1918,
on horseback.
The post office department officials are
having prepared a series OF new designs OF
embossed stamps for stamped envelopes of
the one, two, four and fve-cent denomina-
tions. The head OF Franklin has been Sc.
lected for the one-cent stamp, and the
heads Of Washington, Jackson and Grant
for the two, four and five e-cent denomina-
tions respectively. The general design OF
the new series is uniform on the upper side
and following the oval shape OF the stamp
is Jhe legend Omitted States Postage" in.
stead Of &c. s. Postage as on the stamps
now in use. The new series will be ready
for issue about May l. The border OF the
one-cent adhesive stamp has been slightly
two-cent stamp.
The following appointments have been
made: Secretary OF the treasury, Charles
S. Fairchild OF New York; assistant secre.
tary OF the treasury Isaac H. Maynard OF
New York. Mr.. Maynard is the second
controller OF the treasury, having been ap.
pointed June J., 1885. At the time of his
appointment Maynard was first deputy
attorney general OF New York. Two years
previous he was the Democratic candidate
for secretary OF state of New York, but
was defeated, owing to his prohibition rec
ord. H
In the house OF Lords Earl Cardigan
Conservative, presented o bill providing
for the purchase of Irish holdings, or 10,
the system Of dual ownership created by
the act OF 1881, and explained it at some
length. The Earl OF Belmore said: While
the measure would hit some landlords
hard it would also hit some tenents whose
present rents were much lower than the
court would fix. The Earl OF Dunraveu
said: The measure would be beneficial
but the only chance OF satisfying Ireland
was the abolition OF dual ownership O.
ty. The bill passed the first reading. Th.
second reading was fixed for April 81.
Postoffices established: Dakota: Silver
field, Lyons county. Wisconsin: Chester
Dodge county: Melnik Manitowoc county;
Weston, Dunn county. Name changed
Dakota: Harrington, Faulk county, tc
Burkemere, Minnesota: Eden Lake, ,Stearns
county, to Eden Valley. Postmasters
commissioned-Min Alexandria, G.
Vivian. Iowa: What Cheer, B. Burke
Wisconsin: Neenah, j. McGin. Fourth
class postmasters appointed-Dakota
Brookfeld, H. G. Ferguson; Dazey, A. E
Clendening; Highmore, Davis Amone. Iowa
Zenorsyille, R McCrackea Montana: Etch
etah, r. J. Guy; Junction, W. Campbell.
The president appointed Otto Kaupp post.
master OF Blue Earth City, Mimi, vice
John II. Sprout removed.
James E. Robinson OF Fargo, Oak, has.
been debarred from practicing rs an at.
torney before the interior departments, its
buFeahs and local Offices.
FIX Commissioner of Patents Montgom-
cry is appointed associate justice OF the su-
preme court OF the District of Columbia.
The Stone Cutters Association Of Gin.
cinnati, Covington and Newport, has decid-
ed to close business until settlement can
be made as to wages. About 700 workmen
are thus deprived OF work.
The boom that has been raging at Ash
land for the last few weeks has quieted
down somewhat.
John Talbot, the hero of many burgla-